Ken Pillonel, who managed to run the iPhone X model with Type-C last year, came up with his new project. Pillonel has managed to power the Samsung Galaxy A51 with the Lightning input.
The European Union has been putting pressure on Apple for Type-C for a while. Although it is not clear yet, it is estimated that the company will switch to Type-C technology with the iPhone 15.
Samsung Galaxy A51 with Lightning input, became the center of attention
Pillonel stated that it has successfully performed both charging and data transfer on Android devices with the Lightning port. Underlining that it was more difficult than his previous project, the iPhone X, Pillonel said, “It was necessary to develop an unusual strategy. I have finally successfully completed the very complex project.” made statements.
Pillonel said that Apple’s Lightning cables detect whether the device is manufactured by Apple. Stating that he has difficulties in deciphering the way Lightning cables work, Pillonel said, “Lightning cables can detect whether the device belongs to Apple or not. The section dedicated to the charging port is quite small and I had a hard time getting the whole circuit in here. Thanks to the experience I gained in my previous project, I completed the Android device project with Lightning input faster.” said.
Stating that he developed the project for entertainment purposes, Pillonel stated that the Galaxy A51 model with Lightning input met the expectations in terms of performance. Stating that he had problems selling the iPhone with Type-C input, Pillonel said that he did not plan to sell his new project.
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